Sentence examples similar to a real misgiving from inspiring English sources

Certainly both "Everybody's Protest Novel" and Baldwin's later essay "Alas, Poor Richard" (1961) expressed real misgivings that the younger man had about Wright's work.

"They have some real misgivings" about Dubai Ports World because they understand that Dubai -- one of the UAE's seven emirates -- has been a hotbed of money laundering for terrorist groups and also served as a transshipment point for a Pakistani scientist who helped countries such as Libya obtain nuclear-related materials and technology.

But adult me has some real misgivings about them or, certain aspects anyway.

I tell him that I like the album but I shouldn't do really – that I have real misgivings about musicians making art.

For all of the public's very real misgivings about the Affordable Care Act and its effects, most Americans prefer that the program stay in place.

Goldwyn, Mayer… [and they wanted to] stay sort of behind the scenes, because there was developing a real vein of anti-Semitism and misgiving.

This phone is a real all-rounder, so despite my earlier misgivings, it won me round.

Despite misgivings – "I thought 'this is really hairy, this is really nervous, this is a real tightrope' " – he has been pleasantly surprised by the Tories' willingness to "move much further and faster than we had ever expected" on core Lib Dem policy areas, including a more liberal prison policy and opposing Asbos.

Mr. Miller says he has deep misgivings about how well the legislation — which President Obama declared would mean "no more taxpayer-funded bailouts, period" — will translate into a real-world solution the next time a crisis comes along.

Even so, he has a big misgiving.

Surely, she must have had a momentary misgiving?